AG.AL wins the Esports World Cup 2026 club championship in Paris, taking home a $7 million prize. The title is decided through competition that includes Trackmania, where Gwendal “Gwen” Duparc is highlighted for his performance in the decisive matchup.

The event runs for seven weeks and features more than 2,000 players across 200 clubs and 25 tournaments. PR Newswire reports record audience figures and viewing time, alongside ticket sales reaching 175,000. It cites 850 million viewers and 440 million hours watched, with year-on-year increases of 13% and 26%, presenting the tournament as a landmark edition.

Times of India and PR Newswire both focus on AG.AL’s championship win and the scale of the Paris event, with Times of India emphasizing the Trackmania moment and broader audience engagement. PR Newswire places more detail on the overall event metrics, including participation, viewership, and attendance.